{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/ecf/005/footnote/fn74.htm","path":"chr/ecf/005/footnote/fn74.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/ecf/005/footnote/fn74.htm","text":"8 [To live by faith = to be just, through Christ the object of faith. The Fathers always accept \"justification by faith.\" See Faber's Primitive Doctrine of Justificatioin; and compare Bull, Harmonia Apostolica.]\n10 Baluzius interpolates here, without authority, \"true.\"\n16 [The Christian is not exempted from the common lot of humanity; but all men, if they would live godly, would escape many evils (1 Tim. vi. 6), even in the light of 2 Tim. iii. 12.]\n17 A few codices read, for \"the Spirit,\" \" Christ.\"\n20 Job i. 21. [\" The Christian's sorrow,\" says Bishop Home, \"is better than the world's joy.\" John xvi. 33.]\n29 According to some, \"the ship's helmsman.\" [Vol. i. 94.]\n30 Some read, \"of virtue.\" [In the Ignatian manner. Compare vol. i. p. 45.]\n33 Some read, \"rather it behoves us to rejoice.\"\n38 Some originals read, \"does not desire our blood, but asks for our faith.\"\n39 [Sciamus non eos amitti sed praemitti. Current even in our day.]\n40 [The clouds of black which are still customary in affliction are not according to the faith, in Cyprian's idea. Leighton, St. Peter, ii. 24.]\n51 [A prelude to the Te Deum, and very possibly from a Western hymn: -Apostolorum gloriosus chorus; Prophetarum exultantium numerus; Martyrum innumerabilis populus.]\n1 [Numbered x. in Oxford ed., assigned to A. D. 254.]\n2 A slight and scarcely noticeable difference occurs here in the Oxford text, which reads the passage, \"that the Son was sent, and willed to be called the Son of man.\"\n3 Portaverat; \"had brought\" (Oxf. transl.).\n4 \"Poisons of the old serpent.\"\n5 [The beauty of Cyprian's exordiums and perorations proves that he was a true orator. \"Great and manifold,\" etc., Translators of King James.]\n6 Prov. xvi. 6. [\" By mercy and truth,\" etc., Eng. Version ]\n10 1 John i. 8, 9. Oxford editors add: \"If we confess our sin.i, the Lord is faithful and just to forgive us our sins.\" [They remind us that this passage is expounded in the Anglican Book of Homilies, Hom. xi. part ii. p. 347, ed. Philadelphia, 1844.]\n16 Some editors read \"parcens \" instead of \"patiens,\" making the meaning \"sparing to thy sins.\"","title":"chr/ecf/005/footnote/fn74.htm","type":"page"}